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JOHN CLINGMAN MUNDAY JR.

 

1204 Murray Drive

Chesapeake, Virginia 23322

757-482-5709

jmunday@avantrex.com

 

Professor Emeritus, 2016
Retired Professor of Natural Science,
Former Chair, Department of Natural Science, Mathematics, and Technology

College of Arts and Sciences

Regent University

Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464

 

Birth: June 10, 1940. Plainfield, New Jersey.

 

Marital Status: Married 51 years to Judith Berrien Munday, 3 children (all married); 10 grandchildren.

 

Education:

Cranford High School, Cranford, New Jersey, 1958, valedictorian.

B.A. Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, June 10, 1962.

Ph.D. Biophysics (minors: electrical engineering; physiology), University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, June 15, 1968. “The Fluorescence Transient of Chlorella pyrenoidosa.”

 

Teaching Background:

Science and technology policy; science, faith and politics; policy analysis methods, statistics, war and peace, environmental protection, energy resources, natural resources, sustainable development, geography, remote sensing, mathematics, algebra, physics. Classroom and via internet (Blackboard).

 

Research Background: Resources and environment policy. Science education policy. Just war theory. Bible-science issues. Biomedical ethics. Remote sensing of water quality and coastal circulation, oil pollution, algal photosynthesis, missile spectroscopy, radar image analysis, resource monitoring and geo-base information systems, Landsat land cover mapping.

 

Short Course:

NASA Bio-Space Technology Training Program, Wallops Island, VA, August 5-23, 1968.


Military Training:

Air Force ROTC (Cornell University), 2 years.

 

Honors: Biophysics Traineeship, U.S. Public Health Service, 1962-1963.

Sigma Xi, national scientific honorary society, 1968.

National Research Council Postdoctoral Research Associateship, 1968.

Virginia nominee, NASA William T. Pecora Award 1978, 1979.

Americans in Science

Who’s Who vols. (7), including Theology and Science, 1996.

EPA Region III 1989 Center for Environmental Learning Award nominee.

 

Advisory Service: Governor Allen (VA): Advisory Council on Self-Determination and Federalism, 1994-1997.

 

Board Member: • Commonwealth of Virginia Pesticide Control Board, 1996-2004 (appointed by Gov. George Allen; re-appointed by Gov. James Gilmore) – Chairman, Enforcement Committee, 2002-2003; Chairman, Awards Committee. • Chesapeake (VA) Wetlands Board, 1995-2005 (appointed by City Council, re-appointed for second 5-year term) – Vice-Chairman, 1998-2003; Chairman, 2003-2005.

 

Professional Society Memberships: American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). American Scientific Affiliation (ASA). American Society of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing (ASPRS) til 2002; Chairman, Hydrospheric Sciences Committee, 1980; Awards Committee 1981. Association of American Geographers (AAG) til 2002. International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) til 2002.

 

Other Memberships: • Chesapeake Task Force on Aging, 2002-2003. • South Hampton Roads Coalition on Aging, Legislative Concerns Committee, 2003. • Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce, 2002.

 

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS

 

College of Arts and Sciences, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia

 

• Chair, Department of Natural Science, Mathematics, and Technology (2007-2012 ).

 

Robertson School of Government, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia

 

• Interim Dean (1993-1996). • Associate Dean (1988-1993). • Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (1996-1997).
• Assistant Dean for Administration (1985-1988). • Consultant on SACS accreditation (2006-2011).

 

MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE

 

Virginia Institute of Marine Science, School of Marine Science,
College of William and Mary

 

1975-1984. Head, Remote Sensing Center: Development, coordination, and expansion of remote sensing activities of the Institute to meet internal and external user needs: All types of aerial photography, satellite data acquisition, imagery data reduction, mapping, and interactive computer processing. In 1977, appointed by the Director as the VIMS contact for all matters concerning remote sensing.

 

1977-1978. Spokesman for VIMS in Commonwealth of Virginia program planning for remote sensing and Virginia Resource Information System (including testimony before state agencies and legislative committees, and staff assistance for testimony and documents given U.S. Senate committee hearing on S657).

 

1980-1984. Commonwealth of Virginia Data Base. Assigned responsibility to supervise implementation and development of Landsat land cover mapping capability for the Commonwealth of Virginia. Completed projects for regional planning districts.

 

ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS

 

2006– : School of Undergraduate Studies, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Professor of Natural Sciences.

 

2005–2006: School of Undergraduate Studies, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Adjunct Professor of Natural Sciences.

 

2004–2007: KEYS HomeSchool Coop, Chesapeake, Virginia, teacher: physics and physical science.

 

2000–2001: Robertson School of Government, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Adjunct Professor of Public Policy.

 

February 1983–January 1999: Robertson School of Government, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Professor of Public Policy. Tenured.

 

July 1975–June 1985: College of William and Mary, School of Marine Science, Associate Professor (1975-1981), Professor (1981-1983),
     Adjunct Professor (1983-1985).

 

July 1971–June 1975: University of Toronto, Department of Geography, Erindale College, Assistant Professor. The University of Toronto offered tenure in May, 1975.

 

August 1969–July 1971: Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Department of Geological Oceanography, Associate Marine Scientist.

 

August 1969–July 1971: College of William and Mary, School of Marine Science, Assistant Professor. University of Virginia, Department of Marine Science, Assistant Professor.

July 1968–July 1969: United States Air Force, Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, Physicist GS-12.

 

January 1965–June 1968: University of Illinois, Department of Botany, Research Assistant (1965-1968), Research Associate (1968).

 

January 1964–December 1964: University of Illinois, Department of Physiology and Biophysics, Teaching Assistant (half-time).

 

Summers 1963, 1964, 1965: Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, Research Assistant.

 

TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1

 

University of Toronto, Department of Geography, Erindale College, 1971-1975

 

GGR 205E* Remote Sensing and Representation of Environment         1971-1972

GGR 301EF    Field Studies (staff)                           1971-1975

GGR 308ES    Man’s Impact on Environment Field Camp (staff)               1971-1972

GGR 311E* Conservation Strategies                            1971-1975

GGR 481E              Advanced Reading Seminar                                                     1971

GGR 271E* Methods of Environmental Analysis (Munday, staff)             1972-1975

GGR 373E* Remote Sensing of Environment                                             1972-1975

GGR 471E    Environmental Case Studies (Harrison, staff)                       1972-1975

GGR 378ES* Futures Research and Geographic Planning                         1972-1973

GGR 1949SG* Applications of Remote Sensing                                            1974-1975

 

College of William and Mary, School of Marine Science, 1969-1971 & 1975-1981

 

MS 533SG* Oceanographic Remote Sensing                              1969-1971

MS 533FG* Remote Sensing of Environment                                               1976

MS 504FG     Intro. Geol. Oceanography (remote sensing lectures)              1977

MS 633SG* Remote Sensing of Environment                                               1979-1981

CC 408S* Energy Resources and Geopolitical Futures          1979-1981

Project Plus          Undergrad. Honors Program on Food and Energy: Energy Resources and Geopolitics 1981

 

Regent University, Robertson School of Government, 1983-2000

 

PPS 531FG* Foundations of Natural Science/Science, Faith & Politics 1983-1995, 1997-1998

PPS 532SG* Science and Technology Policy                            1983-1998

PPS 533WG* Energy and Environment                             1983-1986

PPS 534FG* War and Peace                             1983-1990, 1992-1998, 2000

PPP 564DG* Quantitative Methods                             1983-1987, 1990, 1992, 1994-1998

PPS 533DG* Resources and Environment                             1986-1990, 1992-1994

PPS 535WG* Energy and Geopolitics                                    1986-1990, 1993-1998

PPP 585FG* Seminar (various topics by year)                            1987, 1989, 1990, 1996

PPP 565WG* Computer Modeling                                                                  1990

PPP 569G* Policy Analysis Methods                             1993-1998, 2000

PPS 533SG* Natural Resources Conservation                           1995-1998

PPS 536SG* Environmental Protection                                                         1995-1998

PPP 585SG* Community Restoration Strategy                                            1996

 

Regent University, College of Arts and Sciences, 2005-2014

 

BIOL 101FS* Introduction to Biology w/Lab        2005-2012

BIOL 112FS* Human Biology Lab        2012-2013

MATH 101F    Mathematics for Liberal Arts        2006

MATH 102F    College Algebra                                                                         2006

POLI 445S    Sustainable Development                                                        2007, 2008

EASC 101            Earth Science w/lab                                                                   2007-2014

THESIS AND DISSERTATION SUPERVISION

 

Chairman: 1971-1975: 5 B.A. (Geography-Environmental). 1979-1986: 2 M.S. (Remote Sensing). 1984-1998: 42 M.A. (Public Policy).

Committee Member: 1971: 1 M.S. (Chemical Oceanography). 1977-1978: 2 M.S. (Geological Oceanography); 1 Ph.D. (Marine Biochemistry).
              1983-1998: 50 M.A. (Public Policy). 1994-1998: 1 Ph.D. (Urban Studies and Public Administration – Old Dominion Univ.).

 

ACADEMIC COMMITTEES

 

Erindale College, University of Toronto

 

1971-1973 Environmental College Planning Committee.

1971-1974 Transportation Committee.

 

School of Marine Science, College of William and Mary

 

1977 Academic Advisory Committee; Academic Review Committee.

1977-1978                      Chairman, Subcommittee (Faculty Council) on Goals of the Academic Program.

1977-1978                      Secretary, Faculty Council.

1978-1979 Secretary, Faculty Council; Subcommittee (Faculty Council) on Degree Requirements Disparity;  
         Committee (Faculty Council) on Faculty Status.

1979-1980 Chairman, Faculty Council; Committee on Faculty Status.

1980-1981 Bylaws Committee.

1981-1982                      Committee on Faculty Status.

1981-1982                School of Marine Science Data Management Committee.

 

College of William and Mary

 

1978-1979 Board on Faculty Compensation.

1981-1982                      Personnel Policy Committee.

1981-1982                      Procedural Review Committee.

 

Regent University

 

1984-1985 Spiritual Life Committee.

1984-1993 School of Government Admissions Committee.

1984-1993 Academic Computer Advisory Committee

1984-1996 TSA Withdrawal Committee.

1988-1989                      Regent U. – Southern Assoc. Colleges & Schools (SACS) Self-Study Committees:  
                               (1) Physical Resources; (2) Institutional Effectiveness.

1988-1989                      Communicable Disease Committee.

1988-1989                Chairman, Ad-Hoc Calendar Committee.

1989-1991                      Chairman, Calendar Committee.

1989-1991                        International Studies Committee.

1989-1991                       Student Center Committee.

1989-1991                Secretary, Faculty Assembly.

1988-1997 Academic Council.

1991 Ad Hoc Committee on Course Duplication.

1992 Ad Hoc Committee: Feasibility Study (Separation of Law and Government Schools).

1992-1993 Faculty Assembly Research Committee.

1993-1994                      Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Governance.

1993-1994                      Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Load Policy.

1993-1994                Ad Hoc Committee on University Mission Statement.

1993-1996 Cabinet.

1996-1997 SACS Steering Committee.

1997-1998 Educational Technology Advisory Committee.

1997-1999 School of Government Admissions Committee.

1997-1998 Center for Leadership Studies, Admissions Committee & School of Government Representative.

2001, 2002 Undergraduate Studies Committee, General Education Subcommittee, natural science repr.

2006-2007 General Education Committee, College of Arts and Sciences.

2006-2007               Regent U., SACS Steering Committee.

2007-2008 Chairman, Tenure Committee, College of Arts and Sciences.

 

ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY

 

Website development -- 
http://www.helpinschool.net (for Judith B. Munday, Special Education Consultant); 
http://www.avantrex.com (personal website for personal, professional and business interests); 
http://www.businessva.com (2001-2002, for a local chapter of Business Network International); 
http://www.earthsite.org (webmaster for John McConnell, original Founder of Earth Day in 1970);
http://www.GoBalticEurope.com (webmaster);
http://www.earthsocietyfoundation.org developed for ESF in New York City)

Business Network International, Chapter 54, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Vice-President (6 mos. 2001); President (6 mos., 2001-2002).

Independent Associate, Mannatech, Coppell, Texas (1999-2010).

Independent Associate, American Communications Network, Farmington Hills, Michigan (1999-2005).

 

RESEARCH GRANTS

 

Total: $ 891,009 (1970 – 1982)

(Year, Grantor, Grantee, Principal Investigators, Project Title, Amount)

 

1970. NASA Langley to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. A Study of Coastal Zone Oceanographic Needs and Data Requirements in Light of
       Projected Earth Resources Satellites. $ 25,000.

 

1970. NASA Wallops to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Harrison and Munday. Analysis and Evaluation of Remote Sensor Data for Marine Science
       Applications. $ 54,763.

 

1971. NASA Houston to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Southern Chesapeake Bay Water Color and Circulation Analysis using Skylab
       Imagery. $ 51,796.

 

1972. Erindale College, University of Toronto. Byrne and Munday. Computer Reduction of Biogeographical Data from Cat Island, Bahamas. $ 300.

 

1972. Aerial Phenomena Research Organization Inc. (Tucson, Arizona). Munday. Field Investigation of UFO Reports Involving Biophysical Injury. $ 200.

 

1973. Canada Centre for Inland Waters (Burlington, Ontario) to University of Toronto. Munday. Western Lake Ontario Water Mass Delineation from
        ERTS-1. $ 2,714.

 

1974. NASA Washington to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Zeigler, Byrne, Munday, and Welch. Application of Remote Sensing to Study of Estuarine
        Circulation. $ 100,000.

 

1975. NASA Washington to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday, Byrne, and Welch. Application of Remote Sensing to Study of Estuarine Circulation.
        $ 100,000.

 

1976. NASA Washington to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Applications of Remote Sensing in Estuarine Management. $ 100,000.

 

1977. NASA Washington to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Applications of Remote Sensing in Estuarine Management. $ 67,000.

 

1978. NASA Washington to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Applications of Remote Sensing in Estuarine Management. $ 33,000.

1978. NASA Langley to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Field Measurements for Eastern Shore Mapping. $ 2,700.

 

1979. NOAA to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Goldsmith, Munday, and Welch. Seasat SAR Tests of Virginian Sea Wave Climate Model. $ 67,000.

 

1979. Army Corps of Engineers to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday and Gordon. Aerial Photography of Shoreline Erosion. $ 2,500.

 

1979. Army Corps of Engineers to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday and Gordon. Aerial Photography of Spoil Sites. $ 700.

 

1979. NASA Goddard to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Landsat Capability for Use in Virginia. $ 9,500.

 

1979. Army Corps of Engineers to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Barnard and Munday. Services for Wetlands Permits. $ 9,800.

 

1980. Commonwealth of Virginia to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Landsat Data Center for Virginia. $ 40,000.

 

1980. NOAA/NESS to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Seasat SAR Test of Virginian Sea Wave Climate Model. Continuation. $ 49,900.

 

1980. NOAA/NMFS to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Landsat Analysis of Chesapeake Bay Plume. $ 5,000.

 

1980. NASA Goddard to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Landsat Services for Virginia Users. $ 10,000.

 

1981. NOAA/NMFS to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Landsat Analysis of Delaware and Raritan Bay Plumes. $ 10,000.

 

1981. Commonwealth Data Base to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Land Cover Mapping of Rappahannock-Rapidan Planning District. $ 5,000.

 

1982. Commonwealth Data Base to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. SATMAP Landsat Applications and Resource Center. Continuation.  
        $ 49,940.

 

1982. Commonwealth Data Base to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. SATMAP Image Processing Capability. $ 84,196.

 

1982. NOAA/NMFS to Virginia Institute of Marine Science. Munday. Landsat Analysis of New England Waters. $ 10,000.

 

COMMUNITY, CIVIC AND CHURCH SERVICE

(see also Advisory Service and Board Member, pg 1)

 

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

 

1972 Lakeshore Community Development Publicity Planning Committee.

1973 Lorne Park Estates Beach Erosion Committee Community.

 

Gloucester, Virginia

 

1975-1977 Organist, Bethany United Methodist Church.

1975-1977 Adult Bible Class Teacher, Bethany United Methodist Church.

1975-1981 Prayer Group Leader, New Covenant Church.

1976-1981 Women’s Aglow Advisor.

1977-1978 Packmaster, Cub Scout Pack 175.

1978-1979 Acting Chairman, Roanes Residential Association.

1978-1979 Abingdon District Representative, Committee for Orderly Growth (pro-zoning).

1978-1979 President, Patrons Association, Gloucester County Day School.

1979-1982 Assistant Organist, New Covenant Church

1979-1982 Softball Coach, Gloucester Parks and Recreation.

1980-1982 Soccer Coach, Gloucester Parks and Recreation.

1981-1982 Den Leader, Cub Scout Pack 175.

1982-1984 Organist, New Covenant Church.

 

Chesapeake, Virginia

 

1984-1987 Elder; pianist; Living Word Church.

1984-1987 Virginia Education Coordinator, The Freedom Council.

1984-1987 Women’s Aglow Advisor.

1987-1989 Organist, New Covenant Church.

1991-1995 Worship leader at weekly prayer meetings, Chesapeake Vineyard Church.

1995-1999 Home group leader, Episcopal Church of the Messiah.

1997 Adult Sunday School teacher, Episcopal Church of the Messiah.

1997-2000 Vestry member, Episcopal Church of the Messiah; Senior Warden, 1999-2000.

1983-1996 Regent University: Worship leader, college/staff devotions

1983-1998 Occasional speaker, Regent University & CBN chapels.

2008-present Great Bridge Presbyterian Church: Sunday School teacher

 

POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT

 

1964 Campaigner, Nelson Rockefeller for President, Univ. Illinois.

1972 Campaigner for School Board candidate, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.

1976-1984 Polls worker, County Committee meetings, Republican Party, Gloucester, VA.

1978 Middle Peninsula campaign director, Conoly Phillips for U.S. Senate nomination, Democratic Party, Gloucester, VA.

1980,1984 Campaigner, Reagan for President, Gloucester, VA.

1985-1993, 1996 Republican Party Chesapeake City Committee member.

1985-1998 Polls worker, Republican Party, Chesapeake, VA.

1987 Campaigner, Earley for VA Senate.

1988 Campaigner, Bush for President, Chesapeake, VA.

1989, 1996 Delegate (1989, resolutions), Republican Party 4th district convention.

1985, 1993, 1996 Delegate, Republican Party state conventions.

1996 Campaigner, Miller for U.S. Senate nomination.

1996-1998 Precinct Captain, Republican Party, Chesapeake, VA.

1997 Campaigner, Earley for VA Attorney General.

1997 Campaigner, Forbes for VA Senate.

1997 Campaigner, Blevins for VA General Assembly.

2000 Campaigner, Allen for U.S. Senate, & Earley for VA Governor.

 

PUBLICATIONS

 

Peer Review Journal Publications

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1967. “On the UFOs.” Bulletin of Atomic Scientists 23:40-41.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and Govindjee. 1969. “Light-induced changes in the fluorescence yield of chlorophyll a in vivo. III. The dip and the peak in
       the fluorescence transient of Chlorella pyrenoidosa.” Biophysical Journal 9:1-21.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and Govindjee. 1969. “Light-induced changes in the fluorescence yield of chlorophyll a in vivo. IV. The effect of
       preillumination on the fluorescent transient of Chlorella pyrenoidosa.” Biophysical Journal 9:22-35.

Mohanty, P., J. C. Munday, Jr. and Govindjee. 1970. “Time-dependent quenching of chlorophyll a fluorescence from (pigment) system II by
       (pigment) system I of photosynthesis in Chlorella.” Biochimica et Biophysica Acta 223:198-200.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., W. Harrison, and W. G. MacIntyre. 1970. “Oil slick motion near Chesapeake Bay entrance.” Water Resources Bulletin
       6(6):868-873.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1971. “Membrane potentials in Bryopsis plumosa.” Botanica Marina 15:61-63.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and T. T. Alföldi. 1975. “Chromaticity changes from isoluminous techniques used to enhance multispectral remote sensing
       data.” Remote Sensing of Environment 4:221-236.

 

Alföldi, T. T. and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1978. “Water quality analysis by digital chromaticity mapping of Landsat data.” Canadian Journal of
       Remote Sensing 4(2):108-126.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., C. S. Welch, and H. H. Gordon. 1978. “Outfall siting with dye-buoy remote sensing of coastal circulation.” Photogrammetric
       Engineering and Remote Sensing 44(1):87-96.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and T. T. Alföldi. 1979. “Landsat test of diffuse reflectance models for aquatic suspended solids measurement.” Remote
       Sensing of Environment 8:169-183.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and P. L. Zubkoff. 1981. “Remote sensing of dino-flagellate blooms in a turbid estuary.” Photogrammetric Engineering and
       Remote Sensing 47(4):523-531.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1983. “Chromaticity of path radiance and atmospheric correction of Landsat data.” Remote Sensing of Environment
       13:525-538.

 

Mapp, G., C. S. Welch, and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1985. “Wave refraction by warm-core rings.” Journal of Geophysical Research 90(C4):7153-7162.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1992. “Creature mortality: from creation or the Fall?” Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society 35/1 (March) 51-68.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1996. “Eden’s geography erodes Flood geology.” Westminster Theological Journal 58 (1996) 123-154.

 

Symposia Proceedings

 

Govindjee, J. C. Munday, Jr., and G. Papageorgiou. 1966. “Fluorescence studies with algae: changes with time and preillumination.” Energy
       Conversion by the Photosynthetic Apparatus, Brookhaven Symposia in Biology 19, Upton, NY, 434-440.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and Govindjee. 1969. “Fluorescence transients in Chlorella: effects of supplementary light, anaerobiosis, and methyl
       viologen.” Progress in Photosynthesis Research, vol. 11:913-922.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., W. G. MacIntyre, M. E. Penney, and J. D. Oberholtzer. 1971. “Oil slick studies using photographic and multispectral scanner
       data.” Proc. 7th Intl. Symp. Remote Sensing of Environment, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1027-1043.

 

Byrne, R. and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1972. “Photodensity and the impact of shifting agriculture on subtropical vegetation: a case study in the
       Bahamas.” Proc. 8th Intl. Symp. Remote Sensing of Environment, Univ. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1311-1326.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1974. “Lake Ontario water mass delineation from ERTS-1.” Proc. 9th Intl. Symp. Remote Sensing of Environment,
       Environmental Res. Inst. of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1355-1368.

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1974. “Water quality of lakes of southern Ontario from ERTS-1.” Proc. 2nd Canadian Symp. on Remote Sensing, University
      of  Guelph, Guelph, Ontario, 78-85.

 

Alföldi, T. T. and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1977. “Progress toward a Landsat water quality monitoring system.” Proc. 4th Canadian Symp. on Remote
      Sensing, Quebec City, Quebec, 325-340.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and H. H. Gordon. 1978. “Progress toward a circulation atlas for application to coastal water siting problems.” Proc. 1977
      Conf. on Application of Remote Sensing to the Chesapeake Bay Region, Coolfont Conf. Center, Berkeley Springs, WV, NASA Conf. Publ. 6,
      345-358.

 

Gordon, H. H. and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1977. “Lagrangian drifter design for the determination of surface currents by remote sensing.” Proc. 6th
      Annual Remote Sensing of Earth Resources Conf., Univ. of Tennessee Space Inst., Tullahoma, 89-107.

 

Zubkoff, P. L., J. C. Munday, Jr., R. G. Rhodes, and J. E. Warinner. 1979. “Mesoscale features of summer (1975-1977) dinoflagellate blooms in the
      York River, Virginia (Chesapeake Bay estuary).” Proc. 2nd Intl. Conf. on Toxic Dinoflagellate Blooms (eds. D. L. Taylor and H. H. Seliger),
      Elsevier/North-Holland, NY, 279-286.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., T. T. Alföldi, and C. L. Amos. 1979. “Bay of Fundy verification of a system for multidate Landsat measurement of suspended
      sediment.” Satellite Hydrology, Proc. 5th Annual William T. Pecora Memorial Symp. June 11-15, Sioux Falls, SD, Amer. Water Resources
      Assoc., 622-640. Portion published in “Satellite Hydrology: Water Quality from Space.” WHO Water Quality Bulletin 5(1):6-11.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., C. S. Welch, and H. H. Gordon. 1980. “Estuarine circulation from dye-buoy photogrammetry.” Ports 80 Conf., Amer. Soc.
      Civil Eng., Norfolk, VA, 417-428.

 

Middleton, E. M. and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1980. “Landsat – what is operational in water resources?” Proc. 6th Canadian Symp. on Remote
      Sensing, Halifax, Nova Scotia, 43-52.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and M. S. Fedosh. 1980. “Southern Chesapeake Bay circulation and suspended sediment transport analyzed using Landsat
      imagery.” Proc. ACSM-ASP Fall Techn. Mtg., Niagara Falls, NY, 5 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and M. S. Fedosh. 1981. “Chesapeake Bay plume dynamics from Landsat.” Chesapeake Bay Plume Study: Superflux 1980,
      NASA Conf. Publ. 2188:79-92.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1981. “A prospective approach to coastal geography from satellite.” Proc. 2nd ERRSAC Conf., NASA Goddard SFC,
      Greenbelt, MD, 243-257.

 

Fedosh, M. S., and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1982. “Satellite detection of estuarine plumes.” Proc. Oceans 82 (IEEE/MTS), Washington, DC, 464-469.

 

Kiley, K., and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1983. “Landsat data processing for the Commonwealth of Virginia.” Conf. Computer Uses in Soil and Water
      Conservation, U.S. Dept. Interior, Fish & Wildlife Service, Blacksburg, VA, 8 p.

 

Book and Book Chapter Contributions

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1980. “Physiological effects of UFOs,” in The Encyclopedia of UFOs (ed. R. Story), Doubleday & Co., Garden City, NY,
      266-267.

 

Johnson, R. W. and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1983. “Remote Sensing of the Marine Environment,” in Manual of Remote Sensing, 2nd ed., Amer. Soc.
      Photogramm., Falls Church, VA, chapter 28:1371-1496.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and Judith B. Munday. 1988. Exploring Creation: Life Science. Volume I, CBN Publishing, Virginia Beach, VA, 72 p.

Munday, John C., Jr. 2001. “Animal Pain – Beyond the Threshold?” in Keith B. Miller, ed., Perspectives on an Evolving Creation (Grand Rapids,
      MI: Eerdmans,), chapter 19:435-468.

Munday, John C., Jr., redactor, contributor, and content & page layout editor. 2004. Earth’s Catastrophic Past and Future: Scientific Analysis
      of Information Channeled by Edgar Cayce, William Hutton and Jonathan Eagle (Boca Raton, FL: Universal Publishers), 598 p. Author of
      Foreword including Christian critique of Cayce readings.

Munday, John C., Jr., redactor and editor, autobiography of John McConnell, environmental activist who founded Earth Day, and who until his death in 2012 at age 97 resided in Denver. The title is Earth Day: Peace, Justice and Earth Care: My Life and Thought at Age 96, 600 pp., Wipf and Stock, Eugene, OR, available through http://www.wipfandstock.com/.

 

Papers Presented at Professional Meetings

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and Govindjee. 1968. “The effect of supplementary light on the fluorescence transient of Chlorella pyrenoidosa.”
      Biophysical Society Abstracts, 12th Ann. Meeting: WB1.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1971. “Biophysical data associated with close encounter UFO reports.” APRO UFO Symp., Univ. of Arizona, Aerial
      Phenomena Research Organization, Tucson, AZ, 22 p.

 

Zubkoff, P. L., J. C. Munday, Jr. and J. E. Warriner III. 1978. “Red water distributions in the York River and lower Chesapeake Bay.” Geol. Soc.
     Ann. Penrose Conf., Modern and Fossil Dinoflagellates, Colorado Springs, CO, April 17-21.

 

Alföldi, T. T., J. C. Munday, T. Lindell, and M. Risk. 1981. “Inter-regional extrapolation of Landsat regression from suspended sediment
      measurement.” Amer. Soc. of Photogramm. Fall Techn. Mtg., San Francisco, CA, September 9-12.

 

Welch, C. S., J. C. Munday, Jr. and G. M. Mapp. 1981. “Comparison of Seasat-SAR imaged waves with the Virginian Sea Wave Climate Model
      (VSWCM).” Paper 015, Amer. Geophys. Union Mtg., Baltimore, MD, May 25-29.

 

Mapp, G. M., J. C. Munday, Jr. and C. S. Welch. 1981. “Wave refraction by warm core rings.” Paper 019, Amer. Geophys. Union Annual Mtg.,
      Baltimore, MD, May 25-29.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1988. “Biblical principles of war.” Amer. Scientific Affiliation 43rd Annual Meeting, Science, Weapons, & Hope: Christian
      Perspectives, Malibu, CA, August 5-9.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1990. “Government and environment: limits and needs.” National Environmental Conf., Greensboro, NC, October 8.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1993. “Inalienable rights and environmental protection.” Amer. Scientific Affiliation 48th Annual Meeting, Seattle, WA,
      August 7-9.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1996. “Eden’s geography erodes Flood geology.” Assoc. Amer. Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, NC, April 9-13.

Munday, J. C., Jr. 2016. “Elements of the Scientific Method in Scripture.” Regent University School of Divinity, Science-Faith Conference, February.

 

Other Oral Presentations; Workshop Publications; Session Chairman

 

“Remote sensing of water quality: current work and recommendations.” Workshop on Determination of Water Quality by Remote Sensing.
     NASA Headquarters, Washington, DC, May 7-8, 1979.

 

Forum Leader and Summarizer: “Water Remote Sensing.” Eastern Regional Remote Sensing Applications Conf., NASA Goddard Space Flight
      Center, Easton, MD, October 2-5, 1979.

 

“Organization of remote sensing capability for data needs in marine resource management.” COSTED-COSPAR Workshop in Applications of
      Space Observations to Marine Resources in Developing Countries, NOAA/NESS, World Weather Building, Camp Springs, MD, May 5-9,
      1980, 17 p.

 

Hydrospherics Session Chairman, “Hydrospherics,” ACSM-Amer. Society of Photogramm. Fall Techn. Mtg., Niagara Falls, NY, October 7-10,
      1980.

Hydrospherics Session Chairman, “Hydrologic modeling and monitoring,” ACSM-Amer. Society of Photogramm. Annual Mtg., Washington, DC,
      February 22-27, 1981.

 

Panel Member, “The ethical use of military force,” U.S. Naval Academy, Officers’ Christian Fellowship, International Relations Conference,
      Annapolis, MD, October 2, 1993.

 

Contract Reports

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., E. B. Joseph, R. J. Byrne, J. L. Dupuy, T. D. Wright, J. J. Norcross, and J. A. Musick. 1970. “Priority problems and data needs
       in coastal zone oceanography: Earth observation satellite planning.” Report to NASA Langley Research Center, Virginia Inst. of Marine
       Science Special Report in Applied Marine Science and Ocean Engineering No. 12, Gloucester Point, 129 p.

 

Harrison, W., J. C. Munday, Jr., and W. G. MacIntyre. 1970. “Investigation of surface films--Chesapeake Bay entrance.” Status Report--First
      Year’s Research. Report to Federal Water Pollution Control Admin., Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 92 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1971. “Aerial photographic detection of dye and millwaste concentrations.” In Hydrography and Hydrodynamics of Virginia
      Estuaries: I, Oxygen Balance and Dye-Tracer Studies at the Confluence of the York, Pamunkey, and Mattaponi Estuaries, W. Harrison and
      C. S. Fang, Virginia Inst. of Marine Science Special Report in Applied Marine Science and Ocean Engineering No. 11, Gloucester Point, p.
      48-51 & Appendix B, 17 p.

 

Gordon, H. H., J. C. Munday, Jr., and M. Penney. 1971. “Remote sensing applications in marine science programs at VIMS.” Report to NASA
      Wallops Flight Center, Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 124 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1974. “Landsat discrimination of Lake Ontario water masses.” Final Report to Canada Centre for Inland Waters, Univ.
      Toronto, 19 p.

 

MacIntyre, W. G., C. L. Smith, J. C. Munday, Jr., V. M. Gibson, J. L. Lake, J. G. Windsor, J. L. Dupuy, W. Harrison and J. D. Oberholtzer. 1974.
      “Investigation of surface films--Chesapeake Bay entrance.” Environmental Protection Agency EPA 670/2-73-099, February 1974,
      Washington, DC, 168 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., R. J. Byrne, C. S. Welch, D. Stauble, E. P. Ruzecki, D. Baker and H. H. Gordon. 1975. “Applications of remote sensing to
      estuarine problems.” NASA Annual Report 3. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 100 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., H. H. Gordon, C. S. Welch, and G. Williams. 1976. “Applications of remote sensing to estuarine management.” NASA Annual
      Report 4. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 122 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., H. H. Gordon, and H. F. Hennigar. 1977. NASA Annual Report 5. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 41p.+ app.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., H. H. Gordon, and H. F. Hennigar. 1978. NASA Annual Report 6. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 35 p.+app.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., P. L. Zubkoff, J. E. Warinner, III, E. Ferrez-Reyes, H. H. Gordon, and K. A. Moore. 1978. “Plant geography and water quality
      data for Chesapeake Bay waters of Virginia’s Eastern Shore.” Data Report Number 14. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point,
      27p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and H. H. Gordon. 1979. NASA Final Report and Annual Report 7. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 70 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and M. S. Fedosh. 1981. “Landsat dynamics of the Chesapeake Bay plume on the continental shelf.” NMFS Final Report.
      Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 32 p.

Munday, J. C., Jr., G. M. Mapp, and C. S. Welch. 1982. “Seasat SAR test of the Virginian Sea Wave Climate Model.” NOAA/NESDIS Final
      Report. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 148 p. + app.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., and M. S. Fedosh. 1984. “Landsat analysis of coastal turbidity dynamics along northeastern North America.” NMFS Final
      Report. Virginia Inst. of Marine Science, Gloucester Point. 96 p. Published as NOAA Technical Report, Washington, DC, 1989.

 

Technical Reports

 

A series of 30 technical reports (totaling about 150 pages) and 5 computer programs (with program descriptions) were submitted to Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico, U.S.A., during the year 1968-1969. The subjects were spectroscopic temperature determination, and automated reduction of missile re-entry and meteor spectral photographic data.  

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1969. “Analysis of the Hopf photograph of 13 December 1966.” Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, Tucson, AZ, 3 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1971. “Biophysical data associated with close encounter UFO reports.” APRO UFO symposium, Univ. of Arizona, Aerial
      Phenomena Research Organization, Tucson, AZ, 22 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1972. “Tentative analysis--Venezuelan aerial phenomenon of 1886” (Warner Cowgill, Scientific American, December 18, 1886,
      p. 389). Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, Tucson, AZ, 2 p.

 

Lorenzen, L. J., J. C. Munday, Jr., T. Spickler, R. L. Sprinkle, and C. E. Lorenzen (editor). 1972. “Recommended procedures for APRO field
      investigators.” Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, Tucson, AZ, 20 p. + app.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1972. “Evaluation of UFO report from Lincoln Air Force Base, Nebraska.” Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, Tucson,
      AZ, 9 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. 1973. “Possible solution to dotted-line photos.” Aerial Phenomena Research Organization, Tucson, AZ, 4 p.

 

Hennigar, H. F. and J. C. Munday, Jr. 1977. “Photodensity measurements of red water blooms.” Unpublished manuscript. Virginia Inst. of
      Marine Science, Gloucester Point, 8 p.

 

Munday, J. C., Jr., H. H. Gordon, and C. J. Alston. 1980 (rev.). Elizabeth River Surface Circulation Atlas, Virginia Inst. of Marine Science,
      Gloucester Point, 15 p.

 

Book Review

 

Thaxton, C., W. L. Bradley, and R. L. Olsen. The Mystery of Life’s Origin: Reassessing Current Theories

(New York: Philosophical Library, 1984), publ. in Journal of the American Scientific Affiliation, 1985.

 

Manuscript and Proposal Reviews for

 

Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing

The American Mineralogist

AIAA Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets

NASA HQ Office of Space and Terrestrial Applications

EPA Chesapeake Bay Program

ACS Petroleum Research Fund

Aerial Phenomena Research Organization

Science

Remote Sensing of Environment

National Science Foundation

 

Magazine Contribution

 

Munday, J. C., Jr. and Judith B. Munday. 1988. “Helping your child think through science.” Family Resources: The Christian Family Magazine 1 (1, Spring 1988) 50-52.

Op-Ed Newspaper and Other Contributions

 

Munday, J. “Avoiding holocaust in the nuclear age.” The Standard, February 14, 1987, 15.

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “The Gulf crisis: we must be peacemakers.” Guest editorial, The Paper, February, 1991, 4.

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “The best science education.” Another View, The Virginian-Pilot, May 21, 1997.

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “Untangling Kosovo.” Independently distributed, March 31, 1999.

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “Gaylord Nelson wasn’t the founder of Earth Day.” The Virginian-Pilot, July 6, 2005, B8.

 

Letters to Editor

 

Munday, John C. “Evolutionism and creationism.” The Virginian-Pilot, August 4, 1985.

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “Public scrutiny for science advice.” The Chronicle of Higher Education, April 27, 1988, B4.

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “Of historicists and fideists.” First Things, May, 1993, 3-4.

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “Iraq and US Hegemony.” The Virginian-Pilot, December 18, 2002.

 

Munday, John C. “On a just war, Iraq and church views.” The Virginian-Pilot, February 20, 2003, B-10.

 

Booklet

 

Munday, John C., Jr. “Music for praise and worship – Entering into the presence of God.” Independently distributed, June 2002, 38 p.

 

Unpublished Manuscripts

 

“Cloning policy and the human person,” 48 p.

“Creationism limits science education,” 9 p.

“Biblical law regarding environmental stewardship, pollution, and jurisdiction of common property,” 11 p.

“Creation, the Fall of man, and redemption: Significance for principles of resource use,” 25 p.

“Inalienable rights and environmental protection,” 25 p.

“Isms dictionary,” 40 p.

“Personal ethics in science and public policy professions,” 12 p.

“Science & Scripture enigmas” (editor), 34 p.

Fedosh, M. S. and J. C. Munday Jr. “Lower Chesapeake Bay surface turbidity variations as detected in Landsat images,” 25 p.

Stone, M. and J. C. Munday Jr., “Clergy attitudes about involvement in pro-life activity.” 43 p.

 

Book Manuscripts in Preparation

 

Earth Day: Peace, justice and earth care: My life and thought at age 92, editor and collator for autobiography of John McConnell, founder of Earth Day, in active preparation 2004-2007, 350 p.

The winepress of God’s wrath: Righteousness in war and peace. 150 p., active collection of material 2004-2007.

 

The following unpublished book manuscripts are not in active development at present.

No cash, just chips: Implanting Americans for the cashless society. 120 p.

Energy and geopolitics: Foundations, principles and applications. 95 p.

Biblical foundations of natural science. 260 p.

Natural resources and distributive justice. 240 p.

Resources and environment: A Biblical view of natural resources. 110 p.

Science and technology: Faiths and models.(editor). 303 p.; Commentary on readings. 112 p.

 

PUBLIC APPEARANCES 1984-2007

 

1984 May 11             Speaker, “Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness,” Freedom Council (No. VA sem.).

1985 Fall     Speaker, “Pro-life choice,” Methodist Church, Virginia Beach, VA.

1986 Spring               Speaker, “Pro-life choice,” Open Door Chapel, Virginia Beach, VA.

1985 December         Speaker, “Origin of the Republican Party in opposition to slavery,” City Committee, Chesapeake Republican Party.

1986 December         Speaker, “Political and moral aspects of Iran-Contra,” City Committee, Chesapeake Republican Party.

1987 October            Guest, “Genetic engineering and human life,” Straight Talk, CBN TV. Ben Kinchlow.

1989 Spring               Segment interview, “DNA and probability,” CBN TV taping. Randy Thornton.

1989 August 7          Segment interview, “UFOs,” The 700 Club, CBN TV. Gailon Totheroh.

1989 September 5    Guest, “Frozen embryos,” On the Line, CBN Radio. David Gyertson.

1989 December 20    Segment interview, “Impact of 20th century science on worldviews,” CBN TV taping.  Gailon Totheroh.

1990 February 2        Segment interview, “Political and religious dangers over environmental problems,” CBN TV taping.

1990 December 14    Segment interview, “U.S. dependence on Middle East oil,” CBN TV taping. Victor  Oladokan.

1991 January 27        Sermon, “God, Iraq, and the United States,” Broken Chains Church, Campostella Square, Chesapeake, VA.

1991 February 15      Segment interview, “Just war and the Persian Gulf,” CBN TV taping. Kathy Edwards.

1991 March 1            Guest, “Just war and the Persian Gulf,” Regent University Newsight TV program.

1992 Feb / Jun/ Oct. 1993 Jun. Guest, “Pro-life position in abortion debate,”Human Sexuality course at Tidewater Community College, 
                                               Virginia Beach, VA.

1992 June                   Guest, “Rio Conference on Environment,” Regent University Newsight TV program.

1993 October 3          Guest teacher, “Genesis and creation,” Sunday class, Virginia Beach United Methodist  Church, Virginia Beach, VA.

1997 Spring                Adult Sunday School teacher, “God and government: responsibilities of Christians,”   Episcopal Church of the Messiah,
                                               Chesapeake, VA.

1997 April 25             Guest, “Evolution vs. creation,” On the Record, WVEC-TV. Joel Rubin.

1997 May 9                Guest, “Evolution vs. creation,” This Week in Hampton Roads, WHRO-TV. Barbara Ciera and Kathy Edwards.

1998 January 30        Segment interview, “Intelligent design theory,” The 700 Club, CBN TV. David Snyder.

1998 March 19          Segment interview, “Environmental stewardship,” The 700 Club, CBN TV. Lee Webb.

1998 March 23      Speaker, “International environmental law,” International Law Student Association, Regent University.

2002 October 23        Speaker, “Activities of the Virginia Pesticide Control Board,” Tidewater Pest Contro Association, Virginia Beach, VA.

2005 December 5       Speaker, “Intelligent design and education,” Bi-Weekly Community Discussion Group, Edenton, NC.

 

PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS ATTENDED (1993-2007)

 

1993, 1994 Conservative Leadership Conference, Washington, DC.

1993-1996, 1998 Christian Coalition Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.

1997 August 4-7 American Scientific Affiliation Annual Meeting, Santa Barbara, CA.

1997 October 6-7 Global Ecosystems Management Symposium, World Bank, Washington, DC.

1997, 1998, 2006                  World Affairs Council, foreign policy lunch & dinner meetings, Norfolk, VA.

1998 March 20 Earth Day & Peace Bell Ceremony, UNEP, United Nations, New York City.

1998 Spring Computer, Communication & Educational Technology Exposition, Virginia Beach, VA.

1998 September 29-30 Warfare Exposition and Symposium, U.S. Naval Institute, Virginia Beach, VA.

1996-2002 Wetlands Symposium (annual), Hampton University , Hampton. VA.

2001-2004 International Technology Exposition Conference, Pavilion, Virginia Beach, VA.

 

HOBBIES

 

Ragtime piano, performance and composition, since 1965.

Attendance, Ragtime Festival, Boulder, CO, 1996-2001, 2004.

Folk music, guitar, autoharp, banjo, since 1962.

President, Campus Folksong Club, Univ. Illinois 1966-1967.

Tidewater Bluegrass Society, 1992-1994.

Tidewater Gem & Mineral Society, 1986-1994.

Running (letters in track & cross-country, high school & college; road races; 1985-present; 10 marathons including Boston 2005 and 2007: numerous medals in local and regional races; member Tidewater Striders).

 

August, 2007

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 1 * – New course designed by Munday. F(fall), W(winter), S(spring), D(summer), and G(grad) designate one-term courses; other courses two terms. GGR – Geography; MS – Marine Science; CC – College Course (interdisciplinary); PPS – Public Policy (Science); PPP – Public Policy (Practicum).


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